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The Radiation Oncology NLP Database
ROND is specifically designed to address this gap in the domain of radiation oncology, a field that offers many opportunities for NLP exploration.
Noisy probing dose facilitated dose prediction for pencil beam scanning proton therapy: physics enhances generalizability
The noisy probing dose method showed better generalizability in the 6 outlier cases than the ROI-based and beam mask-based methods with 3D Gamma passing rates (for prostate cancer, targets: 89. 32%$\pm$1. 45% vs. 93. 48%$\pm$1. 51% vs. 96. 79%$\pm$0. 83%, OARs: 85. 87%$\pm$1. 73% vs. 91. 15%$\pm$1. 13% vs. 94. 29%$\pm$1. 01%).
Benchmarking a foundation LLM on its ability to re-label structure names in accordance with the AAPM TG-263 report
Conclusions: Given the accuracy of GPT-4 in re-labeling structure names of both target volumes and normal tissues as presented in this work, LLMs are poised to be the preferred method for standardizing structure names in radiation oncology, especially considering the rapid advancements in LLM capabilities that are likely to continue.
Segment Anything Model (SAM) for Radiation Oncology
Given that SAM, a model pre-trained purely on natural images, can handle the delineation of OARs from medical images with clinically acceptable accuracy, these results highlight SAM's robust generalization capabilities with consistent accuracy in automatic segmentation for radiotherapy.
Deep-Learning-based Fast and Accurate 3D CT Deformable Image Registration in Lung Cancer
Conclusion: A patient-specific vision-transformer-based network was developed and shown to be accurate and efficient to reconstruct 3D CT images from kV images.
